Konjunktiv 2 with Modal Verbs | B1 German Grammar Lesson

The video tutorial explains the use of Konyuntiwitzvi in German to express contrary-to-reality scenarios. It covers the use of modal verbs like mergen, misen, durfen, kennen, zolen, and vollen, and how they alter sentence meaning. The tutorial details creating Konyutif Savai forms, exceptions for Zolen and Vollen, and the contextual use of Zolan. It also discusses using other modal verbs in Konyuntif Savai and introduces the double infinitive construction for past tense scenarios.

What is the primary use of Konyuntiwitzvi in German?

• To express future possibilities

• To describe past events

• To express things contrary to reality

• To give commands

Which modal verb is often used in polite requests in German?

• Vollen

• Zolen

• Mergen

• Kennen

Why do 'vollen' and 'zolen' not receive umlauts in Konyunitz VI?

• They are only used in past tense

• They are exceptions due to historical reasons

• They sound awkward with umlauts

• They are not used in polite requests

In what context is 'vollen' used in Konyunitz VI?

• When expressing a wish of a deceased person

• In everyday polite requests

• To describe future plans

• To give direct orders

What is the main function of the double infinitive construction?

• To give commands

• To express future intentions

• To describe hypothetical past actions

• To form questions

Which verb form is used with the double infinitive construction?

• Haben

• Müssen

• Werden

• Sein

What is the key takeaway when using modal verbs in Konyutif Savai?

• Always place the modal verb at the beginning

• Always use the past participle form

• Conjugate the modal verb and place the main verb at the end

• Use the modal verb in its infinitive form